The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-11-04
THE WEEKLY ROUNDUP.

James T.. Delaney, of Sturgis, is stop
ping at the Ferguson House.
e. w. Pierce, of Dane county, Wis,
is Il guest at the Ferguson House.
Gus Miller came over from the Gap
Tuesday and looked at tie Ferguson.
Please call and see our meats before
buying elsewhere. CRANE Bros.
Frank T.. Jandt. the we'll known
travelling man, was in the city satur-
day.
T'hayeY Bros. are building harm in
the rear Of their lots on Chicago
avenue.
Ed Towns. representative of the
Sioux City Journal, has Lc.a doing the
town this week.
Crane Bros. have Just received
large stock of hams, breakfast and
clcarsidc bacon.
Mrs. Burdcttc returned to Hot
Springs last week after Il three months
sojourn in Iowa.
Mrs. Ed Stack. Sam Moses and Miss
Colgan, of Oclrlchs, registered at the
Minnckahta on Saturday last.
j. NJ Crombic, travelling salesman
| for Bagley & Co., of Detroit, was in
town on Thursday OF last week.
j. Granger, travelling salesman for
l-aschc l;ros.. of Lincoln. wholesale
cigar dealers, Sunlayca al the Springs.
w. III. Seward representing the firm
of Gray, kinsman Il Go. us Chicago.
was among Saturdays arrivals Ut the
Springs.
The proof cf Henry X. Wsstcrman,
of ills place, w;,;; recently rejected. the
the necessary funds not reaching the
land Office.
Judge Eastman came oser from
Jiclriclis Wednesday to seek hricf re-
spite from the monotonous hum and
oust!c OF city life.
A carload OF choice Michigan apples
to arrive i'll Il few days Il fc,s at
retail 10 .'Siay your stomach" Till they
come-a! Fargo and Son 5.
Sanford Parker, cashier of the Bank
of Qe.ricl.s, accompanied by his wife.
Gvoyc over from Oclrei.s Saturday
last, and spent Il day or two at the
| .'rrings.
Considerable loss was occasionea by
the recent cold snap. iiany lost tl.vr
entire crop of ca't,ases. while potatoes.
tnrnips and other Vegetables were
severely frost bitten.
The Wells, Fargo Express company
has discontinued business at th;s place
the reason assigned being AN ils.,i.ci-
cncy of patronage. 1t will. however,
be resumed in the spring.
1t is reported that two passenger
trains will he pu, oil the u. 4. u NJ. Y.
road between Missouri Valley and
ChaGron. one coming ncrth over the
Black Hill; branch and the other con-
tinslns OH west.
Fred. E. Seelev. departed for hi;
home III tlcarwatcr. Neb.. on Saturday.
He will endeavor 10 close out his inter-
eSts in that place and if successful will
become Il permanent resident of Hot
Springs.
Lives there man with soul so dead
who never to himself hath said. Ill
pay before go to led. tile debt owe
The printer Yes there are some who
know full we'll. who never such tale
will tell. bEt they we fear. will go to-
we'll, the place where there's no winter
--Ex.
Misses Fannie and Ella Stanley were
very agrecably surprised hva party OF
young people OH Monday evening
Refreshments We're served and the
evening was very enioyably spent i'll
singing, dancing and various othes
amusementS.
The STAR Office has just received a
new invoiccof letter heads. note heads
bill heads. statements. envelopes. etc.
! and is better prepared than ever tt
tlnn out job work of every description
with ncatacss and dispatch and at
: lowest rates.
:. DIR. Stanley was lurrillly called on
Monday last to attend Il little child o!
MIR. Mangun who had swallowed some
lye. Luckily. however. it only result
ed i'll very sore mouth. the chile
not having swallowed enough to caus,
any internal injury.
Aylmcr Wilcox, of Bakcryille. Custer
county. has accepted position as typ,
: on the STAR. and will hold cases and d.
g the ..tiend' act in this office durin. th,
winter. Avlmer is a steady. indus
trions hoy and we commend him to III,
good graces of Hot Springs society.
John Ryan. better known as Cl,evenn,
johnny. met with quite loss one nigh
last week. which he can lilly afford. b,
the burning of his tent and enti,,
camp outfit, narrowly escaping will
, his last and only pair of pants. whicl
lie succeeded in rescuing after cour
agcous and almost fruitless fight witt
the fire fiend.
Paul Rewman. superintendent o
the Black Hills Telephone company
was i'll town Saturday putting in ney
phones at the Minnckahta Hotel an
. Crane Bros. store. The new machine
work like charm. The telephone lin
is now completed to Sundancc an,
nearly all the Black Hills towns are ii
telephone communication with tina
J place.
The residents of Hot Springs will b
pleased to learn that the board hav
secured the services of Mr.. S. Z. VIII
son to teach the winter term o